Study on the renovation and reuse strategy of the first batch of high-quality residential communities in china at the end of the 20th century: A Case study of Chongqing Jinguoyuan community

At the end of the 20th century, brick and concrete structures were commonly used in residential buildings. These types of buildings were cheap to construct and easy to build, but their disadvantages were also very apparent. They had poor seismic resistance, heavy structural weight, and poor fire resistance, among others. The Jinguoyuan residential community in Chongqing, discussed in this paper, adopted a frame structure building strategy, solving the problem of planning high-quality residential buildings and addressing the different needs for functional division among homeowners. During a time when brick and concrete structures were commonly used for commercial housing, the adoption of brick and concrete mechanisms improved the high-quality nature of the community. It enhanced the accommodation of different needs for rooms, ultimately achieving the effect of positioning as a high-quality residential community